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Canadian Railroads > Sunshine, blue skies and shiny unitsDate: 08/27/16 04:10 Sunshine, blue skies and shiny units Author: kgmontreal Quebec Gatineau keeps their power spotless. From the shine on the units you's swear they've been waxed. What a contrast with the filthy CPR GEs we see in Montreal.
Fassett Quebec Aug 26, 2016. Ken Goslett Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 08/27/16 11:05 by kgmontreal.  Date: 08/27/16 17:43 Re: Sunshine, blue skies and shiny units Author: irhoghead They must have a mechanical foreman and/or general manager that actually takes pride in what their equipment looks like. My hat is off to them. Wish more short lines had that mentality. Sure looks so much nicer than an oil covered, rusty, mismatched paint job rolling in to service one of your customers.
Date: 08/27/16 17:46 Re: Sunshine, blue skies and shiny units Author: PHall It appears that have figured out that if you don't let them get filthy, they're much easier to keep clean!
Who da thunk? Date: 08/27/16 21:37 Re: Sunshine, blue skies and shiny units Author: Train611 In my mechanical days one mentor said "keep 'em clean...you find any leaks sooner!"
Certainly sends a message at level crossings! Positive or negative! 611 Posted from iPhone |